With an all-female lead cast that includes Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett, Anne Hathaway, Mindy Kaling, Sarah Paulson, Awkwafina, Rihanna and Helena Bonham Carter, the Ocean's 8 gang are already a dream team.
But if there's another big heist to pull off, who would the film's stars like to see join the gang?
Speaking to Digital Spy, Bullock, Blanchett, Kaling and Paulson revealed it's something they've already discussed - and they've got some ideas.
"It could be someone older than us, it could be a little youngster," Paulson said.
"RuPaul might be interesting," Kailing added, to which Paulson agreed, replying, "RuPaul could be good."
We have no doubt that the drag queen would be able to help pull off a heist and he'd most certainly have some fierce disguises at the ready. So fierce.
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Kailing also suggested another famous face who could join the team, Paulson's American Crime Story co-star Sterling K. Brown.
Brown is currently on a career high after appearing in Black Panther and This is Us, but Paulson wants everyone to know she loved him first.
"I knew him before he was everybody's favourite, he was just mine and now I have to share him with the world," Paulson joked. "It's so irritating."
Bullock said she would like to see either a grande dame or someone who's older and wiser, someone who's transgender or even someone much younger join the gang.
"Like a little girl who's got the criminal in her," Bullock said. "If not we'll teach her."
As for whether or not there'll be a sequel coming our way, Blanchett exclusively told us that because the movie just came out "it seems like hubris to say [that there will be a sequel] at this point".
But with all that talk of possible additions to the team, we're keeping our fingers crossed for another instalment.
Ocean's 8 is out in the US now and will be released in the UK on June 18.
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